I have to be the exception to the rule then as I dont rate any of the few pinoy places in London,in fact I always found pinoy food probably the worst cuisine in asia,as I always say to pinays here when they spring to the defence of their national dishes,why do you think there are so few pinoy restaurants in the UK but many chinese,indian,Thai,even vietnamese and indonesian but few pinoy?Indicative of something I guessMost of the positive reviews were from British people
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I remember being fed pigs trotters or some other ghastly stuff in the Philippines and of course I said it was sarap out of being polite... but by the way they reacted, you would think they'd introduced me to the greatest new culinary delight on the planet!Originally Posted by Tawi2
I have to be the exception to the rule then as I dont rate any of the few pinoy places in London,in fact I always found pinoy food probably the worst cuisine in asia,as I always say to pinays here when they spring to the defence of their national dishes,why do you think there are so few pinoy restaurants in the UK but many chinese,indian,Thai,even vietnamese and indonesian but few pinoy?Indicative of something I guessI know there is a bit of nationalism involved but that is ridiculous!
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